A Question For Boxed Cake Mix Bakers
Decorating By butternut Updated 14 Feb 2009 , 1:50am by butternut
I am wondering if most of you use milk or water in your boxed cake mixes. Thanks so much!!!
I always use water, but I only use butter recipes and add 1/2 box of that flavor pudding --no extra water needed. Is very moist and firm. I get lots of compliments on the flavor and texture of my cakes.
Thanks so much for your replies. I was wondering because I've been using milk/coffee creamer and I love the flavors that I'm getting but the cakes seem so dense. I'm thinking that maybe by using water or water/sour cream it may make for a little lighter and fluffier cake? Thanks again!!
I never use milk - always water or juice (depending on the cake flavor). If you like spice cake, try it with apple cider in place of the water... YUM
Sometimes milk, sourcream or buttermilk - never water. I also add a teaspoon of extract to the mixes, depending on the flavor desired for the cake. Clear vanilla for white cake, sometimes almond too. It just depends - but we get rave reviews for our cakes. I also add chocolate milk to my devil's food and it creates the most delicious, moist chocolate cake!
Flavored coffee creamers
Do your cakes come out really dense? Mine do when I use milk or the coffee creamers, but it does give them a great taste. How much creamer do you use? The entire amount called for or like half creamer, half milk? Thanks so much
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